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/CommerceOctober 2, 20261 min read

One Cart, Many Farms

GoFarm lets every farm keep its own shelf while the shopper checks out once. The hard part was the cart, not the catalog.

/BuildSeptember 8, 20261 min read

A storefront is what the customer sees. The admin is what the owner lives in. Bird's Eye is the desk built as a product of its own.

/BusinessAugust 14, 20261 min read

Every kit in the shop sells the repository, not a login. Here is why the studio sells source code and what a buyer actually gets.

/BuildJuly 3, 20261 min read

Tulos started on Next.js 15. The newer build runs on Next.js 16, React 19, and Tailwind CSS v4. What changed, and what stayed.

/MobileMay 21, 20261 min read

Some shops need a phone app on day one. ShopCart, ShopCartPro, and the Agri App put React Native next to the web store.

/TeachingApril 9, 20261 min read

English, Bangla, and Hindi. The lesson changes language. The repository does not.

/BuildFebruary 17, 20261 min read

A menu changes every week. If every change needs a developer, the shop is broken. QuickFood puts the edits in the desk.

/CommerceDecember 5, 20251 min read

A multi-vendor shop is a small economy. Sellzy and Noksha are built around the admin who keeps it fair.

/DesignOctober 28, 20251 min read

A portfolio is the first repository most developers own. It should be one they can read, change, and deploy alone.

/BuildJanuary 20, 20251 min read

React, Next.js, and the MERN stack. The subjects change. The way a project is handed over does not.

/CommerceAugust 4, 20241 min read

BabyMart, Grovia, and Orebi. Different shelves. The same promise: a storefront and a desk behind it.

/TeachingMarch 12, 20241 min read

A build is not finished when it deploys. It is finished when someone else can run the repository.